Hot off the press: the RAMPED trial-methoxyflurane for analgesia in the emergency department.
Hot off the press: the RAMPED trial-methoxyflurane for analgesia in the emergency department.
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10.1111/acem.14257
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2021-10
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BACKGROUNDPain is one of the primary reasons that patients present to the emergency department (ED). 1–6 Oligoanalgesia is a significant problem and effective pain management is an important indicator of the quality of patient care. 7–12 Multiple factors have been thought to contribute to oligoanalgesia including overcrowding, language barriers, age, sex, ethnicity, and insurance status. 13–16 Delays in providing adequate analgesia lead to poorer patient outcomes, prolonged ED length of stay, and reduced patient satisfaction. 17, 18 Previous research in Australian EDs has shown that the median time to analgesia administration can be between 40 and 70 minutes, while one study in the United States reported a mean of 116 minutes. 19–21 To minimize delays, various strategies have been implemented to address the problem, including the use of novel analgesic agents that do not require intravenous access. 22
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